What does this word say?

Answer: cells

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that word appears as: cells.

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I will give brainllent NO LINKSElecting a U.S. president can be a long process. Each political party has to select its candidate. This happens months before the actual election. It is done during the primary elections. During these primaries in each state, the party's registered voters decide which candidate should run. The person with the most support becomes the party's candidate. The candidates from each party face off in the general election in November.

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The candidates want to gain _________.

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A employees
B responsibility
C memorials
D popularity

.Read the given paragraph then answer the following question:

". . . leading to the mixed messages we send each other on which impulse to follow. Some people hold it together in a crisis and some people fall apart. Some people might run away from danger one day, and toward it the next. We pick up a thousand cues in an instant of crisis and respond in ways that even surprise ourselves, sometimes."

In this paragraph, the phrase "a thousand cues" is —Immersive Reader
(1 Point)

a generalization, intended to convey that people do not know what they will do in a crisis

an overstatement, intended to convey that how people react depends on with which signals, out of the many they receive, they respond to

an overstatement, intended to convey that survivors are able to respond to many signals at once

a generalization, intended to convey that survivors are never aware of the choices they make in the moment of crisis

3. How does Eurylochus Odysseus' men to kill Helios's cattle?
3a. What value do you think Eurylochus is appealing to in his argument?

Book review lord of the flies

Must include:

Novel title & author
Novel title should be in italics
Clickbait tagline or rhetorical question
This is something to draw your reader into your review
1-2 sentence summary WITHOUT giving away plot
What interested you the most about this book
Why did you pick this book? What drew you in?
What you liked about this book the most
List something you found interesting about the novel. This could be a character, plot structure, etc.
What was a negative or something that you didn't like about this book?
This could be the way a character was written or if there was a boring point in the novel (for example)
Be sure to explain why you thought this was a negative

Considering the story of Trimalchio, what does Gatsby’s represent? Why?

1-What would you name your boat if you had one?
2-What's the most useless talent you have

1. Which sentence contains an adverb?
a. We played a game of touch football.
b. Tia quickly calculated the answer.
c. You hide behind the couch.
d. She was startled and screamed.

What is the quadratic range between algorithm and sinei?

How is the idea that growing up is challenging developed in the text?
A.
by explaining that Rob has difficulty speaking with adults
B В
by showing how Rob struggles with finding an outlet for his creativity
C. ( by describing that Rob now finds his old interests boring
D
by suggesting that Rob is no longer close with his friends

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Rewrite the poem in your own words. What do you this the post is saying?


What happens to a dream deferred?
Does it dry up
Like a raisin in the sun?
Or fester like a sore-
And then run?
Does it stink like rotten meat
Or crust and sugar over-
Like a syrupy sweet?
Maybe it just sags
Like a heavy load
Or does it explode?​

How are Poverty Inc? and TED Talk from Gary Haugen? similar and how are they different?

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Pages 59-64
What will Jonas ""receive""? The Giver
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Why is it not a good idea to use hand gestures below waist level?

Because it can look silly

Because it can convey deception

Because it draws the audience’s attention away from your face

Because it can seem rude

Who also feels like their just better off de.ad

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Drag the correct labels to the box. Not all labels will be used.
Identify the examples of persuasive writing.
1.
We must act to preserve the rain forests of the Amazon. According to
the World Wildlife Fund, 17 percent of the rain
forest has been cleared in the past 50 years.
2.
You never know where you will make a new friend!
Let me tell you this story about how I came to meet
my new friend. It was at one of the most unexpected
places—a train station!
3.
Technology is meant to help us connect easily and quickly
with each other. However, many people have become
obsessed with posting on social media sites.
They pay little attention to actual human interaction.
4.
Banning all video games is not the answer to reducing
violence in our society. People argue that violent games
harm our culture and should be banned. However,
this action would go against the freedom of choice.
5.
The New York Times reports that over a million
students in the United States are now taking
courses online. Online learning may be more
convenient for students and teachers. However,
it appears to be just an attempt by schools to save money.
6.
Spain is one of the most appealing countries
in Europe. Everything from the food to the people
and the music has its own unique flavor.

Read The Water Cycle.

The water cycle is a natural phenomenon. It has implications for all of the living creatures it affects. Water is drawn up into the atmosphere as it evaporates from the ground, rivers, lakes, oceans, flora. and fauna. This water collects in our atmosphere. Then, it gathers together in concentrations that form clouds. Eventually, the clouds become too dense with water. This causes precipitation to begin and fall back down through our atmosphere. It lands on the Earth's surface as rain or snow. This precipitation then travels through the ground, plants, rivers, lakes and oceans. From there, it evaporates back up into the air to begin the cycle again.

Water is restorative in nature. A threat to the natural restorative nature of the water cycle is acid rain. Acid rain is caused by certain gas emissions in our atmosphere. Volcanoes release some of these gases naturally. However, the primary cause of these harmful emissions is human activity and industry. Large factories and gas-powered vehicles send harmful pollutants into the air. As these harmful gases are released into the atmosphere, they are caught in evaporated water molecules, causing acid clouds to form. The gases are also picked up by precipitation that falls from the clouds. The gases mix with the water molecules to form acids, which then fall from the sky as rain or snow. As air pollution continues, acid rain in the water cycle worsens.

Acid rain can poison plants and be harmful to animals. It is so strong that it slowly breaks down buildings and stone. The acids break down building materials. They can also burn the leaves of plants. Acid rain can even change the chemical make up of soil, making it toxic to plant life. It can also lower the productivity of farms and crop yields. As rivers and lakes become more acidic, acid rain destroys fish and aquatic life. Ocean creatures with exoskeletons are at risk of acidic waters. The acid weakens and dissolves their exoskeleton. There are many harmful effects on the water cycle caused by acid rain.

Which information in the article helps the reader understand the overall text structure? (2 points)

a
The author explains how eroding buildings, trees, and other landscapes cause issues in the rain, making it acidic and explains how it affects the water cycle.

b
The author explains how pollution contributes to the creation of acid rain and also explains how acid rain can negatively affect waterways, trees, and buildings.

c
The author explains how pollution contributes to the creation of acid rain and then explains how this affects the research that scientists do on the environment.

d
The author explains how the changing temperature affects precipitation in the water cycle and how this has a positive or negative affect on the farming industries.

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hey yall this question is for english do you know who the spice girls are and if so which one are you and why
and only answer if your going to give an actually answer

The reason you should summarize an essay after reading it is to:
A. get a start on studying the new words on your running list of
vocabulary
B. keep you focused on your purpose for reading.
O C. make connections with your prior knowledge.
O D. help you sort the key ideas from the mass of overwhelming
details

You recently visited a new shopping centre in your town. You have decided to write a review of the new shopping centre for your school magazine. Here are two comments from other young people about the new shopping centre: ''It’s easy to get to''. ''Everything seems quite expensive''. Write a review of the new shopping centre for your school magazine, giving your views.

i need a summary of what's it's like being the shy girl in High School. I will mark you brainliest if you can help me.!!​

Provide a short explanation of what types of information should be included in an infographic to make it visually pleasing and informative.

quien fue el máximo representante a ti mismo del romanticismo​

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4. Lines 27-32: Infer whether the man is completely well or a bit groggy when others first lift him at the site of the accident.

5. Lines 72- 97: What text evidence shows that the story has moved from one plot to the other?

6. Lines 72- 97: Which words and phrases communicate the tension in this parallel plot? What sense does the author focus on in this parallel plot? Why is this sense noteworthy in this part of the story?

7. Lines 105 and 139: What are two places where the plot shifts? What is the direction in which the plot shifts in each instance?

8. Lines 98-140: Create a two-column "tone chart," with one column headed Calm and the other headed Tense. List words or phrases from this page that illustrate each type of tone.

9. Lines 143-146: Choose an example of foreshadowing on this page and explain why it is foreshadowing.

What is dystopia? What is the purpose of dystopian fiction? In The Giver
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